I recently purchased all his studio albums on CD to replace my old LP's and 45rpm's and it got me thinking, does anybody else here love Jim Croce as much as I do? To me he's the definitive singer-songwriter of the 70's. I in my mind the 60's had Bobby Dylan, the 70's had Jim Croce. So yeah I'll start the conversation off with;

What Jim Croce song do you think best represents his talents?

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Originally Posted by Kartman

I look up to you now. I'm serious, I have more respect for you than most Ugers!

Haven't gotten too into Croce, but I've loved "Have to Say I Love You in A Song" since I was a kid.

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"Rock music is important to people because... it allows you...not to run away
from the problems that are there, but to face up to them, but at
the same time to sort of dance all over them.
That's what rock 'n' roll's about."--Pete Townshend

My favorite songs are Bad Bad Leroy Brown, Operater, Rapid Roy, Time in a Bottle, New Yorks Not My Home, Workin' At The Car Wash Blues, I Got A Name, I'll Have to Say I Love You In A Song, You Don't Mess Around With Jim, and Roller Derby Queen